We want to hear your voice at the Kansas Prevention Conference!

• Basic Theory and Practice
• Building Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
• Prevention Workforce Development
• Keeping Current with Prevention Science
• Best Prevention Practices
• Innovative Partnerships and Capacity Building

• Evidence-based strategies and emerging practices
• Coalition-building strategies such as engaging sectors, civic leadership, sustainability, or data collection
• Emerging drug and behavioral health trends
• Suicide Prevention
• Alcohol, Tobacco, or Marijuana Abuse Prevention
• Prescription Drugs, Stimulants, Methamphetamine, or Synthetic Drug Misuse Prevention
• Youth Leadership and Development
• Community Collaboration with Related Fields, such as Business/Industry, Education, Local/State/Federal Government, and Community Partners
• Prevention in Schools, Higher Education, and College Campuses
• Problem Gambling
• Trauma-Informed Care, Resilience-Oriented Care, or ACES
• Racial Equity in Prevention
• Harm Reduction

Note: Presenters may submit proposals on other topics; however, they must relate to substance misuse prevention.

• Share expertise, research or program information with colleagues
• Play an important role in an exciting Kansas statewide conference
• Expand your professional portfolio
• Listing on the conference electronic marketing/program materials
• Complementary registration for presenters
• Meals, participant items, Continuing Education Hours and/or any other item available to participants

Note: Travel and lodging is not included. Block your lodging as soon as possible if you plan on attending to ensure you have a room at the host hotel.

• Presenters are responsible for travel and lodging accommodations, and other associated costs for this conference. These fees and costs will not be reimbursed by the Conference
• Presenters should bring all presentation files with them to the conference on a portable
• Presenters, when possible, are encouraged to use the logos and marketing logos available on the conference website in their presentations to brand the presentation.
• Presentations that appear to be promotional in nature may not be
• Presenters are encouraged to interact and participate on conference social media
• Limit panels of speakers to no more than 4 people (including a facilitator).
• Participants may present in multiple workshops.

• Presenter’s name/title/affiliation
• Presenter’s contact information
• Presenter’s brief biography
• A resume/CV

If adding a co-presenter(s), please have all of the above information ready about the co-presenter

• Presentation title (for conference brochure)
• Presentation description (for conference brochure)
• Three educational objectives (for CEUs)
• Presentation topic
• Breakout session identifier